Lake Mills Wins Golf Invitational on Rainy Day
Lake Mills captures the 36 hole rton Invitational with 773 strokes led by Phil Schoenbeck 151 medalist and Neil Holcomb 220 low scorer. Delavan 686 second, Edger ton 689 third, Baraboo 690, Jefferson 701, Fort Atkinson 706, Stoughton 708, Monroe 773. Event started 8:30 a m with two 18 hole rounds amid intermittent showers. Holcomb walked barefoot for half the round until shoes were on after rain eased.
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Europe s Boxers Lose Matches 5 3 in Chicago
Europe s top amateur scrappers prepared to return home convinced Olympic glory differs from defeating American Golden Gloves. The U S team beat Europe 5 3 in the 12th Golden Gloves in Chicago Stadium before 18 130 fans. Wesbury Bascom knocked out Harri Siljander in the light heavy division, while Don Perko stopped Alejandro of Spain in the heavyweight bout.
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Baseball Scoreboard from Yesterday and Tomorrow’s Schedule
National League results Pittsburgh defeated New York five to three Brooklyn beat Chicago fourteen to five Philadelphia won over St. Louis three to two Cincinnati edged Boston thirteen to nine American League New York defeated Cleveland six to zero Boston topped Chicago seven to four St Louis beat Philadelphia eight to six Washington won against Detroit six to three Tomorrow's NL matches Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Tomorrow's AL games Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia American Association Milwaukee at Toledo St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee 13 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 4 Louisville 2 Wisconsin State League Green Bay two five Janesville zero one Wausau seven Appleton five Fond du Lac four Sheboygan three extra innings Wisconsin Rapids nine Oshkosh eight
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Wisconsin Cagers Announce 22-Game Schedule
Wisconsin will play 22 basketball games next season under Athletic Director Harry Stuhldreher. The Badgers meet 11 at the fieldhouse including Big Nine foes Illinois Michigan Northwestern Iowa Purdue and Minnesota and non conference games with Marquette Kansas State Oregon State Notre Dame and U C L A. Road games include Marquette Rutgers Loyola of Chicago Missouri Michigan State Illinois Indiana Northwestern Iowa Ohio State Minnesota.
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Superior Blues Split Sioux Falls Twin Bill
The Superior Blues split a northern league doubleheader with Sioux Falls winning the opener 2-1 and losing the nightcap 11-10. Cold weather forced postponement of Eau Claire at Fargo Moorhead and St. Cloud at Grand Forks. In the loop's only other game Aberdeen beat Duluth 5-4.
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Monroe High enters sectional meet in Janesville Saturday
The Monroe high track team advances toward the state finals by contesting the South ern Wisconsin sectional at Janesville on Saturday. Classes A B C run across 13 tracks with top two finishers earning a spot at Camp Randall the following weekend. Janesville hosts class C and Port Washington hosts B and C with A and B events also at Janesville.
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Want ad promises plenty of work for small pay
Classified notice notes abundant job opportunities offered by a Want ad, emphasizing the disparity between workload and compensation. It hints at advertisements seeking labor with modest wages and broad tasks available to applicants.
Monroe Nefmen Face Bluebirds In Tennis Match
Monroe Nefmen of the high school tennis team prepare for a first match since winning the Southern Ten conference in Madison last Saturday. They meet Janesville Bluebirds at 3 15 p m on Recreation Park courts with two doubles and five singles set.
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Wisconsin Tops Marquette 8-1 in Tennis Match
Madison Wisconsin's tennis team defeated Marquette 8-1. Norm Ott of the Hilltoppers won his singles matches 6-3 and 6-4, contributing to the lopsided victory.
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Monroe All-Star Softball Edged 5 4 by Beloit Tilt
The Monroe All-Star softball team lost 5 to 4 to Beloit Municipal Electric nine at Beloit in a makeup game postponed from last Friday due to rain. Leading Monroe hitters were Glenn Sci with a triple and Charley and Tom Stauffacher with doubles. for Beloit Jones hit a three bagger and Greenwood a double. Ralph Phillips had no strikeouts and no walks.
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Two Rivers School Joins Western Loop
Two Rivers High School, a major program in northeastern Wisconsin, will switch from the Eastern to the Western Division of the Northeast Wisconsin Athletic Conference. The move takes effect in 1950 following a conference action.
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Western schools principals discuss conference members
The article lists Shawano Cantovile London Neenah Menasha Kaukauna as Western school principals and notes an application by Kimberly to join the Little Nine conference was rejected. It mentions a double victory in the divided sixth and sixth races as the grand circuit season opened with nine races.
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Hodgen Drives to Double Victory at Fairmount Park
Hodgen a six year old boy driven by Eddie Cobb scored a remarkable double victory at Fairmount Park Illinois The event featured a youthful driver matching speed and skill under Cobb’s guidance confirming a notable local motorsport moment.
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